Travel
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The Best Airline Credit Cards for Traveling in 2022
After being cooped up at home for most of 2020 and large parts of 2021 due to the pandemic, people’s itch to travel has perhaps never been greater. Air travel is expected to skyrocket this holiday season — reaching 77%…
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These Are the Best Cities for Sandwich Lovers
In the mood for a sandwich? Some cities are better for the lunch staple than others, according to a study by Lawn Love, which looked at cities with high-quality sandwich spots and where award-winning sandwiches were located. The study gathered…
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17 Legendary Restaurant Rivalries Across America
It’s a tale as old as time: Two restaurants duking it out over the same food, often one that’s a local icon, fighting for the devotion of local patrons. Some of these rivalries are even decades old, giving hungry diners…
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The Best RV Sites in Every State and When to Book Them
We realize it’s early, but if you’re anything like us, you’re already dreaming about where you’ll point your RV to when the weather starts to improve. And if you want to get a prime spot in a near-perfect park, you…
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The US is Down to a 25-Day Supply of Diesel Fuel
Prices at the pump are slowly declining unless you’re in the market for diesel fuel. If you’ve been holding out hope that those prices will follow suit, you might have to reconsider — the U.S. has just a 25-day supply…
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Rent Buffalo Bill’s House for a Creepy ‘Silence of the Lambs’ Experience
Do you enjoy classic horror films? Renting a unique Airbnb for a quick getaway? Fava beans with a nice chianti? Then have we got the ultimate getaway destination for you: Buffalo Bill’s house from “The Silence of the Lambs.” Located…
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22 Beautifully Serene Lakes Around the World
Old-school lake vacations are an annual tradition for many. But if such a trip isn’t on your horizon this summer, you can “visit” some of the world’s most beautiful lakes without…
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17 Abandoned Theme Parks for Thrills, Chills, and Nostalgia
Amusement parks usually conjure up images of soaring, spinning thrill rides, invigorating roller-coasters, and stately Ferris wheels. But sometimes theme parks suffer unwelcome thrills of their own — from natural…
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Royal Caribbean Unveils New Decked Out Cruise Ship — and It Looks Unreal
If you’re looking for an exhilarating vacation aboard a cruise ship that also doubles as the largest at-sea waterpark, Royal Caribbean’s newly unveiled Icon of the Seas may be right…
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Airports of the Future: Game-Changing Features That Would Make Travel More Pleasant
The pandemic may have shut down travel for a spell in 2020 and 2021, but the world’s busiest airports used the time productively, adding amenities and sanitation measures, while upgrading the…
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Haunted Destinations That You Can Rent for a Spooky Night
The spooky season is here again, so why not lean into it for some real chills? Rent a creepy or macabre place for a night or two, because nothing punctuates…
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Houses Across America Made Famous by Movies
Ever fallen in love with a house after you saw it on the silver screen? Film crews scour the country for the perfect places for their characters to call home.…
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What Old Jails Are Being Used for Now
What can you do with a former prison or jail? Pretty much anything you want, provided you have the imagination (and money) to bring about a transformation. Here are some…
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51 Spooky Graveyards Across the Country
Why pay admission to a haunted house to get spooked, when cemeteries and the paranormal seem to fit hand in glove, especially as Halloween approaches? In every state, there’s a…
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17 Things You Didn’t Know About Starbucks
No matter how often you frequent Starbucks, there are some interesting things you may not know about the legendary coffee chain. Though the Seattle-based coffee giant celebrated its 50th year…
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This Beloved Store Quit Black Friday For Good
Outdoor retailer REI has said it will be closed on Black Friday this year — and every year after. Gallery: 30+ Holiday Gifts to Buy Early Instead of participating in the…
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The Oldest Breweries in America
In 1915, there were roughly 1,300 breweries in the United States. That number dropped to zero with the arrival of Prohibition in 1920. And although a handful survived the Volstead…
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The Most Terrifying Places in America
Even those who don’t believe in ghosts must admit that tales of the supernatural can be particularly gripping, and certain places just have a general eeriness about them. Throughout the…
